In Maslow's hierarchy of needs, which need becomes most relevant after physiological and safety needs are reasonably satisfied?
Correct answer: D. Belongingness needs
- A. Cognitive needs
- B. Self-actualisation needs
- C. Esteem needs
- D. Belongingness needs
Explanation
Belongingness needs involve affiliation, friendship and acceptance, and they follow physiological and safety needs in the hierarchy. Esteem and self-actualisation occur at higher levels.
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